Not much more detail but a link on the story:wansteadimp said:From the Guardian: -
The Kenya athletics coach John Anzrah has been sent home from the Olympics after posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample, according to Kip Keino, chairman of the Kenyan Olympic committee. Anzrah is Kenya’s sprint coach, responsible for disciplines from 100m to 400m including hurdles. Kenya’s strength in the longer sprints has been growing of late. Seven athletes have qualified for the 400m, five of them men, and another four, three of them men, for the 400m hurdles. More details as we get them.
Alex Simmons/RST said:Not much more detail but a link on the story:wansteadimp said:From the Guardian: -
The Kenya athletics coach John Anzrah has been sent home from the Olympics after posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample, according to Kip Keino, chairman of the Kenyan Olympic committee. Anzrah is Kenya’s sprint coach, responsible for disciplines from 100m to 400m including hurdles. Kenya’s strength in the longer sprints has been growing of late. Seven athletes have qualified for the 400m, five of them men, and another four, three of them men, for the 400m hurdles. More details as we get them.
http://www.flotrack.org/article/44916-kenyan-coach-sent-home-after-providing-athlete-s-urine-sample
gazr99 said:Alex Simmons/RST said:Not much more detail but a link on the story:wansteadimp said:From the Guardian: -
The Kenya athletics coach John Anzrah has been sent home from the Olympics after posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample, according to Kip Keino, chairman of the Kenyan Olympic committee. Anzrah is Kenya’s sprint coach, responsible for disciplines from 100m to 400m including hurdles. Kenya’s strength in the longer sprints has been growing of late. Seven athletes have qualified for the 400m, five of them men, and another four, three of them men, for the 400m hurdles. More details as we get them.
http://www.flotrack.org/article/44916-kenyan-coach-sent-home-after-providing-athlete-s-urine-sample
I'm not an anti-doping expert but I would be testing the hell out of the Kenyans now, even thinking of banning them like the Russians. This screams that its systematic as well considering the coaches are taking the tests for the athletes
gazr99 said:Alex Simmons/RST said:Not much more detail but a link on the story:wansteadimp said:From the Guardian: -
The Kenya athletics coach John Anzrah has been sent home from the Olympics after posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample, according to Kip Keino, chairman of the Kenyan Olympic committee. Anzrah is Kenya’s sprint coach, responsible for disciplines from 100m to 400m including hurdles. Kenya’s strength in the longer sprints has been growing of late. Seven athletes have qualified for the 400m, five of them men, and another four, three of them men, for the 400m hurdles. More details as we get them.
http://www.flotrack.org/article/44916-kenyan-coach-sent-home-after-providing-athlete-s-urine-sample
I'm not an anti-doping expert but I would be testing the hell out of the Kenyans now, even thinking of banning them like the Russians. This screams that its systematic as well considering the coaches are taking the tests for the athletes
Alexandre B. said:Why are Great Britain in track cycling the equivalent of China in tennis table since 2008?
Amazing peaking by the BritsBrullnux said:Win no medals at World Championships for 4 years, and do nothing of note
Win gold medal at the Olympics with an OR. Nothing to see here.
Alexandre B. said:Why are Great Britain in track cycling the equivalent of China in tennis table since 2008?
Although coming from a Contador fan, the benchmark is fairly low. As was that digLaFlorecita said:Amazing peaking by the Brits
+1. Just when you thought you've heard them all, you're reminded that necessity is the mother of invention. Human ingenuity FTW.Catwhoorg said:As explanations for the coach go, its one I haven't heard.
He was using the badge to get the free athletes food, and was stopped there and played along for fear of being found out.
So kudos for actually using a new excuse
Brullnux said:Why do all British rowers sound so similar?
Zinoviev Letter said:Brullnux said:Why do all British rowers sound so similar?
Public School to University Rowing Club. They may as well grow them in a vat.
Grainger has a bachelor's degree in Law from Edinburgh University, a master's degree in Medical Law from Glasgow University and a PhD in Homicide from King's College London.
Bulgarian runner Silvia Danekova has tested positive for banned blood booster EPO at the Rio Olympics.
The 33-year-old, a 3,000m steeplechase athlete, tested positive in a doping control conducted a few days after her arrival in Brazil on 26 July.
Danekova has been temporarily suspended pending the test of her B sample.
"Unfortunately, we have a positive test," confirmed the Bulgarian Olympic Committee, whose weightlifting team was banned from the Games for doping.
Jamil Chade @JamilChade 37m37 minutes ago
Exclusive: chinese swimmer Chen Xinyi caught in doping in Rio. CAS to rule tonight on her case. More info soon on @Estadao.
TMP402 said:Zinoviev Letter said:Brullnux said:Why do all British rowers sound so similar?
Public School to University Rowing Club. They may as well grow them in a vat.
Grainger has a bachelor's degree in Law from Edinburgh University, a master's degree in Medical Law from Glasgow University and a PhD in Homicide from King's College London.
Pooley also has a PhD. Anything we can learn from that?
Zinoviev Letter said:TMP402 said:Zinoviev Letter said:Brullnux said:Why do all British rowers sound so similar?
Public School to University Rowing Club. They may as well grow them in a vat.
Grainger has a bachelor's degree in Law from Edinburgh University, a master's degree in Medical Law from Glasgow University and a PhD in Homicide from King's College London.
Pooley also has a PhD. Anything we can learn from that?
We can deduce from that that hanging around universities for as long as possible is a sensible move for elite women athletes in sports where there isn't much money knocking around. And it also gives the brighter among them a ready made post-sport career.
Grainger, by the way, bucks the rowing trend a bit in that she wasn't privately schooled.
PremierAndrew said:Alexandre B. said:Why are Great Britain in track cycling the equivalent of China in tennis table since 2008?
Hard work and dedication, which no other country in the world does
LaFlorecita said:Amazing peaking by the BritsBrullnux said:Win no medals at World Championships for 4 years, and do nothing of note
Win gold medal at the Olympics with an OR. Nothing to see here.
kwikki said:LaFlorecita said:Amazing peaking by the BritsBrullnux said:Win no medals at World Championships for 4 years, and do nothing of note
Win gold medal at the Olympics with an OR. Nothing to see here.
Err.....isn't that the whole point of the Olympics?